Asha seemed like easy game, in a matter of moments Katsu was confident she'd be eating out of his hand. Or she might be, had he not been struck by Siku and promptly shut down by her in one fell swoop. Rubbing at his head with a wince the thief glanced over at Siku, smiling tightly as he gave a nod and chuckled uncertainly. "Of course I'm hungry, especially since you're buying," he replied, "I wouldn't dream of passing up your hospitality." Heh, with this other girl here no way would Siku outwardly treat him like she normally would, especially not if he behaved well. No reason to make herself look bad, right?

"Inspection? You're full of yourself Hiresh, like I said it's just a toy," Katsu argued, sticking to his guns as he pocketed the badge defensively. Much to his delight even Siku agreed with him, albeit her argument was more of Hiresh trying to act with authority when he wasn't in uniform. Served the jerk right, trying to make him look bad in front of this new girl. Hopefully that brief altercation didn't shed any light on his true identity, if he was going to manipulate her into being a sort of buffer between him and Siku she had to have a good opinion of him as possible. 

So where were they off to eat anyways? Republic City had hundreds upon hundreds of places to dine, both high and low class alike. Given how snooty and stuck up Siku was he was confident it would be high class, probably real frou-frou with tiny portions and ridiculous prices. The food there was good, Katsu had been taken once or twice by clientele, including some older lady who really, REALLY liked him for some reason, but he'd never come to a place like it under normal circumstances. Sure enough Siku had brought them to some classy place, whose name he hadn't even bothered to check before going in; this would be a once in a lifetime visit then he'd never come back, why commit the name to memory? 

Waiting for the lady to find their non-existent reservation was a hassle, though to Katsu's amusement they were given a table to accommodate their group regardless. Huh, how nice that Siku could get what she wanted at a drop of a hat, then so could he, albeit his name carried a different kind of weight with it. Glancing around as they were escorted to their spot he smiled smugly at some of the glances he got, obviously not dressed to be in a place like this. Eh, who cares? So someone who didn't fit the part was getting in on their exclusive little place here, why should they care? Watching as Siku and Hiresh took one side of the table he glanced to the two remaining chairs, grinning internally as he gestured for Asha to take the seat first. "After you my lady," he said sweetly, even going as far as pushing her seat in once she was sat. Lay it on thick, in no time at all he'd have her eating out of the palm of his hand.

Charming Asha might have been a simple enough task if it were just them, but during the entirety of their sitting down Katsu could feel Hiresh glaring at him. More than once he would return the glare, and more often than not all he offered was a smirk in reply; out and about like this in public there was little an off-duty officer could do to him, and knowing Hiresh he wasn't about to cause a ruckus to apprehend him. Anyways the officer wasn't his focus here, but rather the young girl sitting by his side. He almost felt bad taking advantage of her like this, almost, and yet he reveled in watching as she became quite clearly agitated by his presence. Heh, this was going to be far too easy.

"Hm? Oh, my name is Katsu, Katsu Takumi. It's a pleasure to meet you my maiden," Katsu replied, smiling as he placed a hand on his chest and bowed his head slightly, "I don't believe I got your name either. Would you be so kind as to share it?" Waiting for a response he frowned slightly when Asha's attention went instead to Siku, sitting back in his seat and grabbing up his menu. That's right, what should he even be ordering? Since it wasn't on his bill he supposed he could get whatever he wanted, goodness knows Siku was loaded. Scanning over the contents for a moment he picked out a few things that sounded good, ultimately deciding on one before dropping the menu across from himself on Hiresh's plate. "I know what I'm getting! This place sounds really good, thanks for taking us here," Katsu added, smiling over at Siku, "You're a great friend, bringing us along and all."